Triopoly - next generation of Monopoly!

Triopoly--the 3d version/next generation of Monopoly! Triopoly adds exciting new dimensions and game-playing strategies as players build financial empires across three different levels. Players buy, sell and trade properties from 15 contemporary American cities as the negotiate their way to a multi-leveled victory. From Chicago to Boston, Miami to Los Angeles, from Dallas to New York, the balance of the game can shift in one turn.
Travel the US and buy up valuable properties to develop with gas stations, shopping malls and finally skyscrapers. Your personal fortune can be boosted or devastated by the whims of the Stock Market. And wheeling and dealing with a competitor is a great way to get that last property you need.

BOARD GAMES

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